AnOther Magazineのインスタグラム(anothermagazine) - 6月22日 00時15分

On this, the longest day of the year, midsummer celebrations are practised the world over. Artist and writer Lexie Smith (@leche_smith) proposes her own ritual for the summer solstice – using dough, a key medium for her creative expression, Smith created bread masks. Shapes were improvised and spanned figurative, folkloric, and abstract frames; some were molded in bowls for depth, exploring and merging the shapes of faces with that of the sun, and baked on a high heat until blackened. “What comes to mind when I consider the solstice is a universal theme of revival and renewal,” she says. “The masks were made to be a celebration of this time and then – and this is part of why I love making things out of bread – they disintegrate or they get eaten or they rot. They’re not meant to last.” Happy #SummerSolstice ?

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